In Jurassic Park, the black MB M Class wheels slip.
. . . . . Do MB M class wheels slip? It has ASR.

It is a little bit suspicious that the dragging power improves by pressing the accelerator pedal and making the wheels spin.
. . . . . . How can this happen? Static friction is usually higher.
Indeed, ASR keeps the wheels have static friction by preventing wheel slip.
(But in the mud, it may happen. I do not know.)


It seems that driver's airbag deployed by side impact.
. . . . . . Driver’s front Airbag deploys only on frontal impact.
(It might have been US version (front airbag deploys at lower frontal impact if seat belt is not used. However, I did not see the car move backward by frontal impact.)

on the new S-class , where's the button for the 'auto-pilot' (MIB II ).

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Wasnt the MIBII car an E class? E55?

I think it was a S-Class like Kyle said

You're right TX Bill , it was an E-class , my bad :p

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